One garage does all of Tyler, The Creator's custom builds

Jefferson officially founded Corsa Concierge in 2022, but the idea of creating a full-service car concierge began to take shape as early as 2018, sparked in part by Okonma bringing his Mclaren into the dealership where Jefferson worked for servicing. Jefferson ended up being Okonma’s go-to person for that particular Mclaren, eventually becoming responsible for his entire car collection, from maintenance to executing the instantly recognizable custom jobs that define the collection. 

Now, Corsa Concierge fulfills a range of requests from regular maintenance to sourcing a Ferrari F50 (of which there are only 349 in the world), to painting Okonma’s Rolls-Royce Cullinan bright lime green, all out of a workspace in West LA. Jefferson is also beginning to do events, and at the time of speaking, is gearing up to participate in the FAT Ice Race in Montana. He doesn’t look nervous, but in typical Angeleno fashion, tells me he’s never driven on snow or ice. He shoots me a wry grin. “So we’ll see.”

Below, Jefferson shares the stories behind Tyler, the Creator’s inimitable car collection and what it’s like being a one-stop-shop for ultra-rare supercars, vintage trucks, rally cars, and everything else in between.

Have you ever gotten hit with a request that just kind of seems impossible? 

Not too long ago, someone was looking for a Ferrari F50 and they wanted it under the current market price.The market market price at the time I think was about five to five and a half million and they were trying to get just under $5 million. Since August, that's an eight figure car now. Those cars are going for 9 to 12 million.

Has there been a similar kind of situation with a custom job?

I had someone ask me to put monster truck wheels on a Rolls-Royce Cullinan. And I was like I don't know how to do that bro [laughs]. I'm sorry. I’m sure it’s possible somehow, but I can't do that one. That was early on too. Maybe now I could probably figure it out easier, but back then I was just stumped by that.

I see a lot of rally cars on your IG account as well. Is that something that you guys specialize in?

Those are Tyler's. He bought them around the covid period. He had really got into group B. And that was another thing: the Fiat for instance, the Lancias as well — I'm not even sure if I knew what those cars were at the time. But I've learned so much about them over the past six or seven years. Tyler just knows his stuff. He gets these cars, and they’re cool-looking cars, but they’re also actually great cars to drive. They’re legendary rally cars.